Book, Paragraph

1  IV, 4 | as it seems, all men make unqualified judgements, if not about
2  IV, 4 | shall have got rid of the unqualified doctrine which would prevent
3   V, 5 | been demonstration in the unqualified sense; and the causes of
4  VI, 2 |           2~But since the unqualified term "being" has several
5  VI, 2 | which he makes it, in the unqualified sense he does not. For to
6 VII, 5 |  and primarily and in the unqualified sense.~
7 VII, 10|  meaning both the circle, unqualified, and the individual circle,
8  XI, 8 |   by accident, but in the unqualified sense a cause of nothing.